Gallery of the Masters 
Henry Scot Tuke
1858-1929 England/Impressionism
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Brief Biography-Henry Scot Tuke was born in York in 1858. He studied at the Slade School of Art and was foremost a figurative painter primarily known for male nude paintings; however, he was also a marine artist. Tuke visited Italy and spent time in Paris, where he associated with John Singer Sargent. He became acquainted with the Newlyn School in Cornwall and settled in Falmouth for the remainder of his life. Tuke exhibited at the Royal Academy, where he was a full member in 1914. |
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All Hands To
The Pumps
Square
Rigger
Four Masted
Barque
Georgie
and Richard
Mrs Elizabeth
Jane Fouracre
The Midday Rest
Sailors Yarning
Portrait study of
Molly Dalyrmple
Ship
Builders
The Steering
Lesson
Portrait
of a Boy
The
Look Out
The
Old Sea Dog
The
Fisherman
